Janice recently returned from a Special Counsel position with the Senate Judiciary Committee, where she was asked to testify and then return to staff to support the national, border and identity security aspects of the now Senate-passed immigration reform legislation. Ms. Kephart is an internationally recognized border and ID security expert, who served as counsel to the 9/11 Commission and was a key author of the Staff Monograph, 9/11 and Terrorist Travel as well as the immigration and identity security-related facts and recommendations in the 9/11 Commission Report. More info: http://www.sibassoc.org/#!aboutsiba/csgz Janice speaks regularly at conferences, to international media, publishes articles and opeds around the world, and has testified before Congress 16 times on issues of border and ID security.

1. INVESTORIDEAS SECURITY AND
DEFENSE CONFERENCE
GAME CHANGING TECHNOLOGIES:
THE FACE AND FUTURE OF
SECURITY
JANICE KEPHART
Friday, March 7, 14

2. REPRESENTING INNOVATIONS THAT
SECURE AND PROTECT IDENTITY
SIBA represents vendors, nonprofits, and research institutions
dedicated to responsible use of innovations, including
biometrics, that protect and secure identity
WWW.SIBAssoc.org
Friday, March 7, 14

3. 2014 MAY WELL BE THE
“Year of the Biometric (Dragon)”
Much will depend on education and acceptance by
both the public and private sectors
• Why are biometrics so important right now?
• Because most of our trusted transactions are no longer
face-to-face
• Thus, the most traditional form of biometric, our brains
using facial recognition to authenticate identity, has been
lost
Friday, March 7, 14

4. 2014 WILL SEE BIOMETRIC STRUGGLES
IN THE US PUBLIC SECTOR...
In the United States, while governments
internationally implement biometrics throughout
functions
• Commerce Department’s NTIA seeks to create an “enforceable
code of conduct” based on misunderstanding of biometrics
• Commerce Department’s NIST E-Authentication for cyber
access remains dormant since standards published in 2007
• DHS remains at standstill, losing its cutting-edge
• DOD is bogged down in red tape
• Intelligence community is quietly integrating biometrics into
the entire watchlist process, realizing that name based systems
are wholly inadequate
• Congress seeks repeal of key 9/11 Commission biometric
recommendations (immigration reform)
• Congress with few exceptions is generally
uneducated and uninterested
• Florida seeks to ban biometrics in schools
Friday, March 7, 14

5. 2014 WILL SEE BIOMETRIC STRUGGLES
IN THE US PUBLIC SECTOR... BUT THEY ARE
SURMOUNTABLE
• How do we get Congress and states to go from red and yellow
lights to green lights on biometric innovations?
• State DMVs and law enforcement communities on board
with biometrics, but in the civil authorities, like education,
the response varies greatly)
• EDUCATION AND ENGAGEMENT
• How do we get the Executive Branch to go from red and yellow
lights to green lights on biometric innovations?
• Commerce Dept NTIA/NIST
• DHS
• DOD
• INNOVATORS MUST TAKE INITIATIVE TO
CREATE SOLUTIONS AND PRESENT TO GOVT;
NO LONGER WILL INNOVATIONS BE FUNDED
BY GOVT FULLY
Friday, March 7, 14

6. 2014 WILL SEE A BIOMETRIC SURGE
IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR...
Because everyone wins
• Drive both privacy and security, two sides of the same coin
• Commerce receives more secure transactions, proliferation
in banking and healthcare projected
• Consumers will dig receiving more convenience and
privacy because they will increasingly control not just access
to data, but the data itself
Friday, March 7, 14

7. HEALTHCARE
Practice Guardian by ProQual IT
• Online healthcare provider-patient system deployed in
2006
• Data controlled and organized by both parties in real time:
• scheduling and reminders
• medical histories
• insurance review
• organization of data with highlights pertaining to
particular health need and doctor specialty
Friday, March 7, 14

8. HEALTHCARE Practice Guardian by ProQual IT
• In April 2014, rolling out a flexible, customizable
biometric authentication suite that adds:
• Face
• Voice
• Iris
• GPS (if location needed)
• Biometric information encrypted and stored separately
from the personal health information (PHI), thus improving
security
• Patients and providers gain more security and privacy, and
thus more trust in relationships, with better access to proper
information
Friday, March 7, 14

9. PHYSICAL ACCESS
Kairos (app), Animetrics (facial recognition partner)
• Physical access and time clocks based
on
• Animetrics’ premier facial
recognition software
• Kairos’ self-enrollment and
employee management system
• Eliminates fraud associated with
time clocks
• Can secure facilities without the
cost or inconvenience of smart cards
• Self-enrollment significantly
reduces costs
Friday, March 7, 14

10. SECURE CREDENTIAL - OVERHAUL
HD Barcode
• Newly patented 2D barcode
• GOV’T / MILITARY IDS (Dog tags not
readable by enemy)
• LAW ENFORCEMENT (biometric ID,
forensic)
• HEALTHCARE (medical records, allergies,
insurance)
• EMERGENCY RESPONSE (ID verification)
• EDUCATION (employee and student IDs)
• FINANCIAL (employee IDs, bank info)
Friday, March 7, 14
provides ID security with
revolutionary barcode
• can contain more than
175 times that of today’s
barcode
• without internet
• read by a smartphone,
PC or UV reader
• printed by regular printer
• yet completely secure as
data is encrypted, and
each user receives a
proprietary software code
• NO DATABASE

11. SECURE CREDENTIAL - OVERHAUL
Friday, March 7, 14
HD Barcode